OUR EXPERIENCE WITH DELAYED CESAREAN SCAR NEGATIVE OUTCOMES

NARGIS NAGIYEVA; ISLAM MAGALOV

doi:10.52340/jecm.2023.05.38

OUR EXPERIENCE WITH DELAYED CESAREAN SCAR NEGATIVE OUTCOMES

Authors

NARGIS NAGIYEVA Baku Health Center
ISLAM MAGALOV Baku Branch Sechenov University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2023.05.38

Keywords:

Delayed cesarean scar, negative outcomes

Abstract

We consider PAS is rather a consequence of scar defect than real aggressively invasive placenta cases. This means that under certain circumstances and with certain cautiousness pregnancies can be prolonged to the III trimester and uterus conserving surgery is possible which improves both maternal and neonatal outcomes. Indeed, thorough evaluation of data and indications are needed in case of CSP. Decision to terminate or prolong the given pregnancy is so far based on many parameters including patients consent. Further differentiation and expert ultrasound report is required to distinguish between CSP and lower placentation near the scar.

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